> > on the command line do: > > > > which java > > where java and > > java -version > > > > which java tells me that my java is installed in /usr/bin/java while I > installed my 1.4.1 JRE in /opt/java.sun. > And java -version tells me that my version of java is 1.1.8 . Apparently, I > have two versions of java installed on this machine. How can I explicitly > point bash to use the 1.4.1 one instead of the 1.1.8 one?
I would suggest to use use 'update-alternatives' to point to your local install (best). Or to put /opt/java.sun in front of your path (if you don't want all users to use the new java by default). > > > > (PS: Off topic, but I need limewire because I badly need to download > > > Harry Potter ;-) > > [lame flame] > > > in one word: get a life. > > > well, I was talking about the book, not the video. And as it is impossible to > find the english version of the book in my country, I have no other choice, > but to download the PDF version of the book. I won't ever dare download a > vide with my dialup. sorry for the mistake. shame on me to flame like that. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
